Every Building on the Sunset Strip 🌇 We caught up with legendary artist Ed Ruscha, who tells us all about the creation of one of his most infamous works, Every Building on the Sunset Strip. The book was first released in 1966, and featured an accordion fold panorama-style image of every building facade along the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles. You can see 'Every Building on the Sunset Strip' in our latest free exhibition, Photo City: How Images Shape the Urban World. Read more: https://va.scot/3zZ

Grease. Gunpowder. Shellac. Chocolate. Yes, a room entirely covered in chocolate. These are just some of the materials found in “ED RUSCHA / NOW THEN” — a new exhibition open now. Spanning 65 years of creation and reinvention, the exhibition brings together over 200 works by #EdRuscha—from his signature paintings and drawings of words, gasoline stations, and pop culture icons to his photographs, artist’s books, and films. 🎟️ Learn more and book tickets → mo.ma/ruscha Bank of America is the Nati